New Cigarette or old Cigarette models...wich one is more confortable ?
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Most comfortable model of all......and ready for shipping right now to your office or den.
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If you boys want to talk about Outerlimits they have a thread. You talk about a boat with no history and tanks in price. The market could be is the best of shape and they would still tank in value.
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Sorry if that offends any ol guys but I only speak from experience. Every ol ive ever seen that's a few years old looks it's age and then some from the apolstery wrinkles and fade to the stress cracks and faded paint, they just dont hold up all that well.
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that's because they're not built as well as a Cig.
Sorry if that offends any ol guys but I only speak from experience. Every ol ive ever seen that's a few years old looks it's age and then some from the apolstery wrinkles and fade to the stress cracks and faded paint, they just dont hold up all that well.
Sorry if that offends any ol guys but I only speak from experience. Every ol ive ever seen that's a few years old looks it's age and then some from the apolstery wrinkles and fade to the stress cracks and faded paint, they just dont hold up all that well.
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that's because they're not built as well as a Cig.
Sorry if that offends any ol guys but I only speak from experience. Every ol ive ever seen that's a few years old looks it's age and then some from the apolstery wrinkles and fade to the stress cracks and faded paint, they just dont hold up all that well.
Sorry if that offends any ol guys but I only speak from experience. Every ol ive ever seen that's a few years old looks it's age and then some from the apolstery wrinkles and fade to the stress cracks and faded paint, they just dont hold up all that well.
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Hey all I'm pretty much new to the performance boating and had a question about the 38 cig. I have a 302 Baja with HO's. Awesome boat but I wanna get at least a 38, maybe a .38 special or a 38 Cig. From reading I know these boats are night and day difference to say the least, but as far as cabin room goes, I'm 6'2 and can almost stand up inside the 38 special. I've never been in a top gun but I'm looking at a 90's model, possibly a 99. How much headroom are in those cabins?
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Hey all I'm pretty much new to the performance boating and had a question about the 38 cig. I have a 302 Baja with HO's. Awesome boat but I wanna get at least a 38, maybe a .38 special or a 38 Cig. From reading I know these boats are night and day difference to say the least, but as far as cabin room goes, I'm 6'2 and can almost stand up inside the 38 special. I've never been in a top gun but I'm looking at a 90's model, possibly a 99. How much headroom are in those cabins?
And if you want a closer comparison to a 99 Top gun, I'd look at the 40 Outlaw. More sport style than the 308. The 308, to me is a cross bread between performance and cruiser. There's all that head room because it's a raised deck (like a Black thunder and unlike the low sleek decks of the Top Gun and Outlaw (as well as others)).
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